During the 2017 Christmas event, he joins the pixies on a strike, due to them not being able to take a holiday off despite Santa having gone on one.

They reappear in the 2016 Christmas event redoing the events of the 2005 Christmas event.

Ronan est un centaure qui vit dans la Forêt interdite.

Ronan is an entryway-polishing-talent sparrowman that appears in Four Clues for Rani. In the book, he is Rani's partner in the Fairy Treasure Hunt. Ronan is described as one of the slowest and most deliberate fairies in Pixie Hollow. He is laid back and liked by most fairies. Some even say that he polishes three times better than the other polishing talents. Ronan has brown eyes, freckles, and curly, messy dark brown hair. He wears a yellowish-brown leaf vest, a chestnut brown and mushroom white shirt without sleeves, a green belt, chestnut pants and greenish boots.

ronan was the twin brother of lorcan, two warriors who lived in bec's rath. after the twins younger brother was slain by demons they dedicated their lives to killing demons. they both have blood red hair, because they leave the blood of slain demons in it instead of washing as a show of pride. the two brothers accompany bec on her quest to stop the invasion, although they really just wanted to slay a few more before they disapeared forever. ronan and lorcan are both fierce, fearless opponents in battle. they do not wish to die, but accept that dying in a fight to the death with a demon is the most honorable way to go.

Ronan was a centaur who lived in the Forbidden Forest, and was distrustful of humans, although he tried to protect Harry Potter and Hermione Granger from the other centaurs in 1996, pointing out that they were "foals". He was described as speaking with a doleful tone, and seemed rather peaceful compared to other centaurs. He led the charge of the centaurs from the Forbidden Forest during the Battle of Hogwarts, breaking through the Death Eater ranks into the Great Hall. It is likely that he witnessed the final battle between Lord Voldemort and Harry Potter.

Ronan is a human in Arbor bay. He looks like a member of the Shining Blade, as the logo is on his armor. He fought the White Mantle, at the cost of his wife and daughter. He then gave up fighting, and then found a seed that planted a strange tree located in Arbor Bay.

A small craft of Ronans escaped before their planet's destruction. Encountering the Earth, they sought to repeat the action by drilling down into the planets core beneath the Dead Sea using the local people as slaves. The Fourth Doctor’s intervention saw their network of tunnels flooded with salt water and the Ronans driven underground, trapped by the salt water they were allergic to. (PROSE: The Heat-Seekers)

Ronan is age-withered and has few responsibilities besides ceremonies and acting as secretary to Agelmar Jagad. His female counterpart and supposed equal, Elansu the shatayan, handles most of the keep administration.

A former member of the Shining Bladewho left after the death of his wife and daughter. He is said to have planted the seed that gives birth to the Sylvari with Ventari.

Ronan was a Jaffa formerly in the service of Apophis but who was actually later revealed to be a double agent, working for the System Lord Anubis. During Anubis's preparations for attacking Earth in 2004, Ronan, pretending to be a Rebel Jaffa approached Bra'tac and Teal'c of Chulak, offering his Tel'tak to take them to Proclarush Taonas which SG-1 suspected was the location of the Lost City of Atlantis.

After Sam Wilder stopped using his powers due to his failure to help out an unnamed charge, Ronan came after him. The Elders couldn't track down Sam since he wasn't using his powers, and dispatched Paige Matthews to find him since the only way to track him was through a blood relative. Unaware that "Samuel" is really her father, Paige helps him to his apartment where Ronan is waiting. Paige orbed Sam to the manor, and Ronan black-orbed after him. He shot Sam, but Piper blew off his arm and he black-orbed out.

The Captain of the Royal Guard of the Kanavan Kingdom, Ronan is the firstborn of the noble and prestigious Erudon family, the legendary family of Spell Knights in Kanavan, and has showed amazing talent with both sword and magic since his childhood. However, when the Spirit of Kaze'aze dominated the Queen of Kanavan, the Kingdom Wars occured. The war was eventually resolved when the Queen of Serdin helped everyone recover their consciences. Though the Queen of Kanavan sent sentries after Kaze'aze, Kaze'aze had already fled to her army of monsters.

Ronan (ロナン Ronan) is a playable character in Fire Emblem: Thracia 776. He is a sixteen-year-old hunter from the village of Ith who joins the Fiana Freeblades in an effort to protect his village from raids by the Lifis Pirates. Despite having no previous combat experience, he asks to come along to help out in some way. He can be recruited by any character who visits the northern village, in Chapter 2, but before it is destroyed by the invading pirates.

During the 2017 Christmas event, he joins the pixies on a strike, due to them not being able to take a holiday off despite Santa having gone on one.

They reappear in the 2016 Christmas event redoing the events of the 2005 Christmas event.

Ronan est un centaure qui vit dans la Forêt interdite.

Ronan is an entryway-polishing-talent sparrowman that appears in Four Clues for Rani. In the book, he is Rani's partner in the Fairy Treasure Hunt. Ronan is described as one of the slowest and most deliberate fairies in Pixie Hollow. He is laid back and liked by most fairies. Some even say that he polishes three times better than the other polishing talents. Ronan has brown eyes, freckles, and curly, messy dark brown hair. He wears a yellowish-brown leaf vest, a chestnut brown and mushroom white shirt without sleeves, a green belt, chestnut pants and greenish boots.

ronan was the twin brother of lorcan, two warriors who lived in bec's rath. after the twins younger brother was slain by demons they dedicated their lives to killing demons. they both have blood red hair, because they leave the blood of slain demons in it instead of washing as a show of pride. the two brothers accompany bec on her quest to stop the invasion, although they really just wanted to slay a few more before they disapeared forever. ronan and lorcan are both fierce, fearless opponents in battle. they do not wish to die, but accept that dying in a fight to the death with a demon is the most honorable way to go.

Ronan (ロナン Ronan) is a playable character in Fire Emblem: Thracia 776. He is a sixteen-year-old hunter from the village of Ith who joins the Fiana Freeblades in an effort to protect his village from raids by the Lifis Pirates. Despite having no previous combat experience, he asks to come along to help out in some way. He can be recruited by any character who visits the northern village, in Chapter 2, but before it is destroyed by the invading pirates. He has some of the least characterization in the game due to his minor role in the storyline, as well as the overall lack of support conversations to develop his relationships with other characters and doesn't even comment when the leader of the pirates that was harassing his village joins Leif. Ronan has a strong sense of justice, which motivates him to leave his humble life behind and fight by Leif's side. He seems to cherish his mother, as he utters 'mother' in his death quote and returns to her in his ending.

Ronan was a centaur who lived in the Forbidden Forest, and was distrustful of humans, although he tried to protect Harry Potter and Hermione Granger from the other centaurs in 1996, pointing out that they were "foals". He was described as speaking with a doleful tone, and seemed rather peaceful compared to other centaurs. He led the charge of the centaurs from the Forbidden Forest during the Battle of Hogwarts, breaking through the Death Eater ranks into the Great Hall. It is likely that he witnessed the final battle between Lord Voldemort and Harry Potter.

Ronan el Acusador es un poderoso enemigo de Guardianes de la Galaxia.

After Sam Wilder stopped using his powers due to his failure to help out an unnamed charge, Ronan came after him. The Elders couldn't track down Sam since he wasn't using his powers, and dispatched Paige Matthews to find him since the only way to track him was through a blood relative. Unaware that "Samuel" is really her father, Paige helps him to his apartment where Ronan is waiting. Paige orbed Sam to the manor, and Ronan black-orbed after him. He shot Sam, but Piper blew off his arm and he black-orbed out. When Ronan returned to his lair, Cole Turner was waiting for him. Cole recruited Ronan to help him go after the Charmed Ones; in return, he offered to help Ronan finish off Sam. Ronan was skeptical at first, but Cole magically healed his arm. He then told Ronan that he wanted to get the Charmed Ones first because he believed Paige's death would break Sam's spirit. Ronan didn't know, however, that Cole actually wanted to make the Charmed Ones angry enough to come after him and vanquish him. He was not willing to be evil, but believed that the sisters would never accept him as good. Since he felt he had no reason to live, he wanted to commit suicide by a witch. Ronan attacked the manor again later that night. Piper tried to blast him, but it had no effect; Cole had given Ronan immunity to witchcraft. Phoebe Halliwell then threw a Darklighter vanquishing potion at him, also to no avail. Ronan then shot a bolt that split into three arrows meant for everyone in the room with Whitelighter blood. The first two hit Paige and Leo Wyatt; the third was meant for Piper Halliwell's baby, but bounced off a protective shield that the baby threw up. Ronan found Sam in an alley and had a clear shot at him, but to his surprise, Cole wouldn't let him finish Sam off. Cole then explained that he wanted the Charmed Ones to come after him. However, he needed Paige alive for them to do it—and only Sam could heal her. He then killed Ronan with an energy ball.

Ronan is a human in Arbor bay. He looks like a member of the Shining Blade, as the logo is on his armor. He fought the White Mantle, at the cost of his wife and daughter. He then gave up fighting, and then found a seed that planted a strange tree located in Arbor Bay.

A small craft of Ronans escaped before their planet's destruction. Encountering the Earth, they sought to repeat the action by drilling down into the planets core beneath the Dead Sea using the local people as slaves. The Fourth Doctor’s intervention saw their network of tunnels flooded with salt water and the Ronans driven underground, trapped by the salt water they were allergic to. (PROSE: The Heat-Seekers)

Ronan is age-withered and has few responsibilities besides ceremonies and acting as secretary to Agelmar Jagad. His female counterpart and supposed equal, Elansu the shatayan, handles most of the keep administration.

A former member of the Shining Bladewho left after the death of his wife and daughter. He is said to have planted the seed that gives birth to the Sylvari with Ventari.

Ronan the Accuser was a rogue Kree Commander and a powerful enemy of Xandar and the Guardians of the Galaxy.

Ronan was one of the many cenaturs who inhabited the Forbidden Forest. He had a deep, sorrowful voice and was quite polite.

The Captain of the Royal Guard of the Kanavan Kingdom, Ronan is the firstborn of the noble and prestigious Erudon family, the legendary family of Spell Knights in Kanavan, and has showed amazing talent with both sword and magic since his childhood. He is the youngest of the Royal Guard to be appointed the mission to guard Anyu, princess and heir to the throne of Kanavan, and the Queen. An excellent swordsman with amazing magical potential as a child, Ronan was praised as the most powerful Spell Knight and celebrated as the next captain of the Royal Guard. With his name on the lips of all the people of Kanavan, the atmosphere of expectation only served to make him confused. During Ronan's childhood, the Royal Guard Karina Erudon was accused of being the mastermind behind the incident of the massacre of royalty by Asmodians and was exiled, causing a great crisis to the house of Erudon. Although young, his every move was directly connected with the honor of his family, from his study of martial arts to his education and conduct, a torturous experience during his childhood. However, when the Spirit of Kaze'aze dominated the Queen of Kanavan, the Kingdom Wars occured. The war was eventually resolved when the Queen of Serdin helped everyone recover their consciences. Though the Queen of Kanavan sent sentries after Kaze'aze, Kaze'aze had already fled to her army of monsters. Ronan was with the Sentinels pushing back the legion of monsters when he met with Grand Chase during the battle against Gaikoz, and joined them after the battle. Ronan grew up along with his friend Harpe Noir, a member of an organization of the Erudon family called Existor and someone he considered with feelings surpassing that of a blood brother. However, Harpe lost his life saving whilst saving Ronan from Ashtaroth.

Ronan is a character featuring in the video game Alundra. He is the priest of the village of Inoa, and advocate of the gods.

Ronan was a Jaffa formerly in the service of Apophis but who was actually later revealed to be a double agent, working for the System Lord Anubis. During Anubis's preparations for attacking Earth in 2004, Ronan, pretending to be a Rebel Jaffa approached Bra'tac and Teal'c of Chulak, offering his Tel'tak to take them to Proclarush Taonas which SG-1 suspected was the location of the Lost City of Atlantis. While SG-1 explored the planet, Ronan responded by showing his true loyalty and revealing that he was working for Anubis. He attacked Bra'tac by stabbing Bra'tac's Symbiote pouch in the hope that it would cause Bra'tac a long, slow death yet he was left shocked when Bra'tac revealed that he no longer carried a symbiote. As such, a brutal fight between the two soon erupted with Bra'tac gaining the upper hand and stabbing Ronan with the wound killing Ronan although Bra'tac was saved thanks to the healing powers of Colonel Jack O'Neill. (SG1: "Lost City, Part 2")